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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
Stu poIittj6er Notbrnf.

Durb 1lnporF9tisfeit elniaer &epu'
blifaner in Soma uirb iest Elm sebetmea
SunoI1reiben bsfannt, tpeldes Der 8or'
fiser bes repuhlitauilden Staats. GOmr'
ties al, bic anberen sruBeu unb fleiner
republifanii9en 8Orfedter i'm Staats
seridtet bat. Ct aOs aus allen Din:
feln politiide Grfunbisunsen Elm, uni
in benz Runoi6reiben iast er nun: Nad
ieinen aenauel1 unb perldBliben Grmit,
telunsen itebe es nit Der Sade Der re-
publiihen Bartei nidt gut, unb bic du=
serite Tbdtiafeit lei nod n6tbis, oa ionf
bic Bartei - ssIdlagen tueroeH uirbe
Se6e einaelue republifanii4e Strmnns
miiiie absesebeu uerben; man mife Der
8ablfampf nit berielben Ebattraft uni
8itterteit fibren pie in eiuem Brdii'
bententpahliabre, uno man mihe Dor
iebem 6rtliden @inFuiie @ebrau1 ma
6etl, ant ben StaatswahlSettel nod Az
retten. GIN FOLDER Notbruf lit in Sotpn
nod nieu,als BON Seiten republifantide,
8arteifibrer erboben tporben.
9ieie glu9ft Der probibitioniftii1eu
s9epublitaner riibrt DEFENDERS baber, baf
in elmer Gnsabl bebeutenber Counties
auf tuel6e bic republifaniibe Bartei
obglei9 lire friibere Webrbeit BON co.
600 Bis $4,000 III ben lebten Sabrer
auf ein,se 9auienb berabseiuuten 1T
nod INNER nit 8eiimmtheit re1ner
tonnte, Der Gbfaa uun probibitiousmii'
ben &epublifarern INNER beoeutenoe,
tuirb. SIN Bolt County allein. in tuel
dem bic Gtaatsbauptftabt 9es Moinss
liest, 1T iebt bic Sabl berienisen &epu
blifan.r, ipelde nit ibrer Ramensunter
idr,ft ii1 Don Der resuldren prObibitis
niitiid repubIifaniiden Bartei losseias
baben, BOZ, elibunbert auf o~ierSebnbuu
bert seitiegen. unD bic Semofraten iini
o%erniinftig senus, iib IN iol6en goun
ties ben prObibittousmiiben &epublifa
reri1 anaufdlieBen uno. bereu Staatsse
Observation-Disclosures gu untsrftisen
tuosesen bieie unb ibre 5reunbe fir bel
bemOfratiiden @oaperneurstanbioate,
Gnberion ftimmsn tuerbeu.
Grit Gnberipn baben bic 9empfratel
einen iebr sut.n Sriff setban. CT ueii
bic 9Olfsmaffen 81 bsseiitern unb seis
fid in ieber 8esiebuns benz republifani
iben @Dunerneur unb @ouperneursfan
bibateu 2arrabee iberlesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
8opember : ~getra6tmmgen.

Der DOE 8o1eu 10 id6ne unb pielbe'
iunsene grim. @alo, Der uns binaussOS,
uni fetnen 8uft einsubauden. liest Doe
unb fnhl Dor unS. bic 8dume finb hires
ShmadeS berdubt. Selbit Der Weni4
tpiro in bieIer SahresSeit e~rniter. ihipeiss
iamer, benn Die Natur mahnt u1s, bab
au1 bel uns Der Serbft oes 2ebens eirs
treten tpirb, tpenn eS una iberbaupt &C.,
e1nnt tpar, ben Spmmer nit ieiner I'll.
les erwdrmenoen unit frudtreifenoen
9bdtiafe,t su iiberleben. 9aben mir,
bic mir i'm Serbit bes 2ebens itebea,
aud Sriibte seiammelt? Die fatboliide
Rirte bat lire Seite in Der 8esel Der
Sabresssit ,iub iomit aud Der Stims
muna Der Neniden. bic burd duBerlide
Gintuirfuns berporserufeu iuiib, anse'
pabt uno e%insetbeilt.
60 feierte bic fatbOliide 4irde am
lebten Oienftag bas SET Gllerbeiliseu,
tueldes nod elmer 8etimmuns @resors
bes Bierten BON Ss5 gum Gnoenten an
iene Seiliaen, benen feiu beionoerer Eae
seui6met, sefeiert tpirb. Sn bemielber
Slime feierte bic fatb. airde seitern Der
GIerieelentas. Sir bic aatbolifen ba'
Ben bieIe beiben Saoe cine bObe 8ebeu
tang, uno setsiB baben AM seffriser
Gage fib bieienisen eliidlib uno ielIe
gefibft, bic Iid ibrer 8eritorbenen erln'
rerten, in benz 8etpuBtiein, cine gut,
Gbat ppGbraht gu baben. Ber abe,
fid aidt Su Der faith. 2ir1e befeunt. bai
aud Der einen glerieelentas? Geuis
oenn ieoer Gag 1T Elm 4llerfeelentas. 81
gibt fpeniae Reni6.n. ~beionoers I'M urr.
aeriidten Nlter, bic nidt 8ater, Wuiter
aiub, Bruoer, Sdweiter ooer ioait elmer
auten Srennb perloren 6aben. Sic e.
inner,, iid ibrer nieaet6t tdsli6 in
Stillen, pbne bob es tbr Nebenmenid
bemerft, beipabren in ibrem 9erSen cir
un3erf6rbares Dentmal, aus 2iebe uni
Hhtuna aulammenssiest. Bas .iit bal
men5dlide 2eben anbers ats cine fort
tpdbrenbe GrsdnSuns Der BON u~nierer
Sorfabren un%poIenoeten @erte, elm
8erbeferuns ibres 8irfens, ibres Stre
bems, hires @raeusens. @as ben Utter
als norenbet erl6isn. iinoen mir man
aelbaft uns iuden bas ansefansene 8er
al pollenben. Snbem tpir a5er oieisi
fbun, beipeiIen mir idou bur9 bic Sort
iebung hires Strebens aetuihe a6tuna
Grinneruns, @itrbisuns uno anersen
nung ibrer 1baten, iUpie mir uns mi
sbidsu iiber bic uou einem Sdeuia
ueriibten b6ien TbatsH abtuenben III,
eriunern. Spipeit lit Die @rinnerune
tuie iiber6aupt bas Nnoenfen, elm unun
terbro6ener Stronr. Der bur6 oas gang
Wenidenseidledt fieBt, tb.tls tefrud
teno, tbeils 5erft6renb.
Henrt nun an ieoem Gage bas stu
benfen an bic Borfabren tn sieier Beil
belebt tpirb, 10 laiiet uns tamentli6 Der
felben in bieiem Wonat erinnern, in ben
Wonate, Der ben arn,et Seelen setpiS
met if. 2aiien mir bieien burd unie
eebet au Silie fOmmsH uno laiien mi
uiht pers.bsns bas 8Ott an unier Sb'
eridaGsn: Grbarmt eud meiner, re
uisitens ibr, meiae Greunbe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03

ftdrfere 8reisheiserups iudre in 5olse
beiien unausbleibli1, ba nab 4rao.
,treets bic Meierpe fiji. 1887 IN ben 2dne
bern onBerbalb Gmeritas fleiner III ais
in pieten fraberen SabreIt. 0arf man
cine greisaeiseruns fir ndGifes Sabr
ii&er aunebHen. 10 III e. oaseser an3u
raiben, bieietbe ni9t ats cine 10 bpbe
anauratbeu, als Oh bic Belt 81 ben Rrei.
fen Der 8oomiabre Suradfebren uiroe,
bena cine iol1e @pentualitdt III onrb
ba8 Sinfen bes 9rans rorttarifs IN ben
lebten Is Sabren aussei9loiien. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
Nentfte Nadrt6ttn.
suIans.

Scr Generals 2anbeommiIdr Sporis
bat unterm Is. Oct. folsenoes vihtioe
Sdre,ben erlaHeu: Nm 6. o. rInes
in Gloper i'm 3erritoriunt 9afuta. &C.
ebrter Serr! SD babe Sbr Sdreibeu
pom 29. b. W. crbalten, uorin sic ans
fragen, Oh Der Hefser zines Giienbabn.
Oeebs auf Gifeubabn . @ntf4doigungss
lamb fi1 in ieinem 8eiite uo0ftdnbis
eefinsrt era9teu bari. Sn BtaHttuor.
ting befien babe ib Sbnen m~itsutbeilen,
bab Elm ipirfli6er Nnfebfer auf benz
8nnbe su~riideeftellten Giienbabnlaab,
tpelter cine uebertragumasurfunoe elmer
GiienbabnsG eieqidaft beiist, ben Der
&eeieruns auf @runb bes GorfaufSs
ober Ses Seimidtte- Geieses, iofern er
fem Gnredt nidt bereits bur1 iriibere
Geltenomaduna oeFelben serrsirft fat.
einen redtseiltisen 8eistitel erwerben
Tam. Der Baraarapb 10 bes @eieseS
BON 9. Mdr3 1887 uerorbnet, oa6,
tpenn 2dnbsreien innsrbalb Der GrenjeH
elmer GiIeababn . 2anoihenfuno, wel@e
an bic ousoebnuten giienbabnitrefeu
sren,t, unb jtuar bon Der c@snfass
ausoefdlofene 2dnoereien, pom Der 81.
ienbabnoele0idaft on araer,faniide 4iire
ger ODER iOtde Berionen, tusl6e re6ts'
uerbinbli1 erffdrt babeu, es uerbeH gu
uufIea, rerfanit iperoeu unb fie uon
9aee bes Ranisabfdluffes an, niht Der
autsldubisen BsfisnahHe auf Grun,
Der gorlaufss ober 9eimifdtteaseiese
unierliesen, unb isofern Der GHipru9
sbtr Der 8eFs baran ni6t freiDlnis
o~ufoeseben iuprben Ooer bic 2dHberos'
reten ai@t gu iOl@en seb5ren, uef&e
uad BEN 1. Se;embsr 1882 Ron 2euten
befibelt tpurben finb. Uetde iie nuf
Gruno Der Gnre6elunssseiese Der Ser
eiristea Staten in Auiprud nebnsen,
bana foldtn autsldubisen Rainier iol.
DEN Carbohydrates, tuel6e sur ers
fansuns bes 8arserre6ts seeisnet finb,
hsrs, frhen bier 9erm1aertsusraualtsr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03

belt bic 2iesenidaiteu nm 81, Jos. O0Gs
rs 3ugei9fneen, uofbeun Don segneri.
i6er Seite bis su $1,103 900 9eboten
fuorben tparen. Gls Gsenten funeirten
Qouofat Senrp .. Spbe (auf Gnbin's
eeite) nnn Gnbrep Grcrpfprb, Der Ser.
treter bes Sorter.S pnbicats. Beioe
batten, benor ibr erites Nngebot ange.
rnouimeu iuurbe, 100000 81 ,oeponiren.
2ieut. Colonel Sames R. Mopre
ueIher bic lesten pier Sebre ais Gbef.
0uartiermeiter oes Departments 90.
.totd funsirte, lift nn1 81. 2ouis ueriebt
worben, nm bort Maior 6 W Sorfer 40
eriesen. Col. u 8 RodueG, uelder
ole Depot uartiermetfer in ct. 8duf,
fung,rte. murbe ium GbsfsH uartiermei.
tier oes departments Dnfota bef6oert
unb in ieiner bisserisen Gteli.ng our6
Capt. . 8 SlOpo,- BON Buffalo q. q,
|eriest.
Die sehnte iibrlide Weriammfuna
Der UinHeiofa 0aupmen's G~fociatisn
SeSinnt am IL. DECEMBER cine oreif6aiee
G%onseution in M,nneapolis. Dieielbe
1T NIT elmer GusiteIung perbunben, unD
20 iinb aniebniite 8rdnieu iar bic Sc.
ten 8rooufte Der Uil9mirtbi6aft aus
seiest. s..
6. o. SiOrbod, Der Rarbeiu bes
Observation-Disclosures. 1T inter Der an.
slaSe beS cfinineden 2lbeQs uerhnftet
iuprpsn. aN 9idger triti Gr>Baroeiu
steec, bird leisien aopoidten Sepette
yaarlb psrtreten. duf, suno bic Rlose
tast fd AMI einen Grtifel, Der i'm
rBrilon Nirror-1 eridi.n unb in ,pels
trui bic 8uutbaus. lnterintana elmer
laa aeco's u~usunfen ausfalensen Be
Ipreduaa unterporien ,puroe. 4
GIN sepiHe s.. Brcwn iuurbe oul
Wontas anf osm 8ese bon Maibeu
Rod, ais. nod sa.b @in9 BON smei
masfirt.n aerten a~uisebalten unb ser.
lntt, lem @elb beroussn9eben. Gines
ieirtr Bierhe tpurbe srihsfen unb er
nm feline 9aaridaft beraubt.
!e3uubsrn6r Me1iu bat inter
Nnbahinns Der Broelamatisu oes grd.
fosnirH. Boomerang 24iteu Wopember
als Dantidsunssios file Minnelota pro.
tlaMirt.
Die 5arrner IN Der Wd6barIdait
BON Dtanfato baden beidlofeu, iih Sur
6rlneuns eines Waarsn,9 aserbaus.
8ereins 81 orsaniiiren nno bic porldu.
fssu S6ritte getban. Gin Gonits lift
nit Ger unterbrinsuus uon Ictien Sc.
ouitrast. Yeribiebsn in bic Stabi eins
%laufsnos SaSnsn une Geihdftsleute
sabea Wsbdabe SUE Gufnabme bes I'm.
t%ernebuens sur gerfisuus seitslt. 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
et. SeIepb,a Woner.M abIe.

Die Mfbls ber nnterteidneten 6irma IN
lest NH ben xeuefen SerbeHerrngea ein8es
d&tet nnb suirben fetne Rotten eeipdrt, iira
Sie Mhble Al 1ner Der befen to Der umees
aenb su MAIDEN. Dir itHf I'M @trn6t, one
II uaier xa9 fdlagenoen Uefftluneen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
gt. nnanta mablmable.

Ditlt sRatIstt atHtfstnss NIT Der ntntkez Ginrta.
taYe sr1ttsn usrten unt elm se6nanx ptrt bic Nr.
ttiftx ttr Dkakts itttsn. 0etrttbf unt Sstttr an Be-
fthnxsseHatftx rnt tts orttttyrpn m ~ beferst. I'm
Deauses b NDstt.
ss.fi 9f.dusxts, Cttsrns 6enntt, Neinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
gu nerfaufen.

Mehrere Nrbeitspferoe TN @epidte urnl
1000 bis 1900 Bfunb bilig uno pnter g1ns
ttaen Bebiugungen 5u pertanten. Hadtn'
fraaen ip Srr Tteormid Wai9tnen ciats,
a. 6ffsn6' Mtun. ABB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
MISUNDERSTANDING

Der Undergraduate brtnstbttrmiisur zee
,Sfioen Qenntnibnnbnie, BOZ er bic Nsestn.
.hsr 'Gf. NouI s gedrineA 6enerrerft@fr
s,rSsoeieaidoft iberncnuFun bat nab sthj
rcsRIf fh ais Aeent etnenf 9eehrten TnhE,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03

@eianunt fir linabb. DiRriti. 90. 8
Sm lesten Sabre betrus bic aufase
fiir ben ct. gloub Oifrift s3.A Mias
unb fur ben llnubtdnsistn Difritt 24.4
Ni1s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03

= 2ant ben Bi9eru bes County,
Nubitors felt ffh bic 6tsaer . Guflage
Der Stabt fir bas faufenoe Sabr, tuie
fnfnS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
Sin ieber e%inQelaben !

gprauiprehen uub INTERN iumenje. Borratb 81 beiidh8en. Sbr
fnbet uniere Glide umS gdelues hberfi1t nit ,fpliden"' &saaren
All niebriaen BreHen. grinnert eud unier, bepor tbr tanft. sstr
fhbren erh bnrd unieru Namnuth.S tore.
Gebrdber abelts, Gin greis aleiberbdncler.
soueu,s pbd. al. germamaraBe, 81. elcas, gRisn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03

tSxtul tuSkuc wv SuuI ueE NtpWoIC Aes
eember unb Sauuar in Dafota snb
Wontaua saeant merben: @hapetpn,
ssgenmdrtiser Snbaber 3 g Bilion,
Gebalt .s16O0; GaFelton. 8 s Slntton,
$500; Station, % R Chamber $1,000;
8iIinss, 6 @bitueb, $500; Sort Ben.
ton, R u 5~lannasau, $1,000. q
Gouuerneur gbur9 BON Oaluta bat
ben e6asmeiiter 6apmonb ansepieiei.,
am /. Rouember nit benz Goleetirsn
Der Noro. 8ocifie.8 atntare 3u beginner.
Generals npalt Templetor ipirb mad
Oismard fpmnen unb bort tleibeu, Bis
bic san8e Sadie in Drbuuno sebraGt it.
Su Soiepb @~ieberbplb's 6stel in
BermiaioH bate Der iunse 5eurp Dries
f4 idtafen selest. bic QerSe Dor ieinem
Bette bremen laifeno. Sn Der Ra&t
serietb bas 1ett In Brdno unb Dries
erlltt febr erbebli9e Branowunben.
0as bret Sabre ate e6tn&en
bes IN Nieouet County, jtpei Reifer
n5rblih bon Rantato, ~tuo9nsnben Got.
lieb Dreber ~entfernte fi& bieier Taae
pom 6aHft. @esen Gbenb fafb man
beu 9IeineH toot am Hese; er mar Der
8dlte gum Opfer sefalIen.
4 Das Rieien.G tablifement Der
Rortbreftern Manufacturing & Gar
Company in gtiIuater felt lber erei
Snbren in ben Sdroen bes Meeeipers
8rosun. NJ DonnerRas auf 8eieht Ses
@eriGtes auf 6fenili6er anetion per.
fauit woroeH. Wan iab bort nit arc.
Sem Sntereffe benz Werlanfe Der SADIE
entseeen; uiubte e. H9 bod tsi. Sieier
Gelesenheit tntineiben, Of 5enntor Sas
bin nnb ifine Sreunbe ober bns yorter.
Spnb,edt an be Spise bes unternebs
mems seiansen ipir6sn. Dos @eiultni
mar, boB bic erftoennnnte gartei. inter
BEN Ndmen sMinneiota 1relber Com,
pans' tesannt, eissrrin 6tieb; Re 60.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19
The London key Bureau.

"The Key Bureau" Gate the London
Latchkey company is curious outcome
Of high state of civilization. 1t pro-
fesses, for the sum of one shilling, vir-
tually to guarantee subscribers from los
ing their keys. A tablet, to be affixed to
them, is issued to each person, with the
address Of the company engraved on it
and statement that five shillings reward
will be given on the key being brought to
the office. when it is at once returned, free
Of charge, to the owner. 1t is an ingenious
plan enough, but 1t would also be in
genious to keep on losing ones keys and
getting them conveyed to the bureau by
some trusty messenger, who would after
ward divide with US the five shillings.
Among other really practical advantages
of this institution, it is grimly suggested
that in case Of sudden death the bureau
would prove n most convenient channel of
Identification. The Argonaut.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19
The na,,u and patoum on Pine.

The Russian government has just grant
ed concession for pipe line to connect
the Baku oil fields with the port of Datenm
on the Black sea. The concession is to
last twenty years, with the proyiso that
the first line shall be completed within
three years. The government not only
guarantees no interest, but stipulates that
the pipe line company shall not, during
the term Of concession, own or have any
interest In either oil wells or oil reflneries.
Wherever the lines traverse government
lands no charge for right of way will be
made, and everywhere the company will
have the same rights and privileges as are
granted to railroads. One-third of the
pipes must be constructed in Russia, UNI
less such is proved to be impossible. The
tariff for the pumpage Of the oil has been
fixed ct from ten to eleven copecks q
pound, equal to about one-tenth cent q
gallon.
The whole length Of the line win be 603
miles. The pipe laying will be easy all
along, except when the line crosses the
Caucasian mountains. TAis will be accom-
plished at the Suram pass, which Is about
5000 feet above the sea level, by series
Of pumping stations furnished with large
Worthington pumps. The gravity Of the
oil itself will carry 1t from the summit of
the pass down to the sea level at Batoum.
1t is contemplated having the whole set Of
lines completed and running inside of
three years. Engineering and Mining
Journal
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19
Flowers Of JeweIry.

A leading jewelry store up Broadway
displays some very PRETTY conceits in
jeweled pins. One was morning glory
in transparent dark enamel with the
natural stripes of the flower represented
by paved diamond work. The bright,
varied hues Of the outer surface are also
brought out beautifully by the enamel.
Diamond pansies are also very popular.
Variegated gold work is coming more and
more into use in the line of fine jewelry,
and one scarf pin shvwn, an engraved
bird with outspread wings, produced o
dazzling effect. A decided oddly in the
way Of rings is bent shark, having out
ward curving ends set with companion
stones. One ring of the kind had bent
shark around the ends, which were set
with diamonds and were joined together
with an emerald set obliquely. The silly
craze for monographs on coins has died,
90 it ought to have died before it was
horn. 1t was always bad waste of good
money.-New York Cor. Baltimore Amer
ran
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19

Long before Mrs. Stowe began TO ar
range or even perhaps TO gather mater
ials for the work by which her name
will be forever be remembered Mrs.
Horace Mann had written tale Of
West Indian life in which the same
subject, slavery, held the foremost
place, as slavery mast whenever and
wherever II touches human life in fic-
ton or history.
That book is now TO be read; and the
world is entitled to know how it came
TO be written and then withheld 80
long.
These are the words OF the author
venerable sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody
addressed to Mr.. Lothrop:
'The story is a felton, but the prin-
ciple characters and the most important
incidents are real--it was this that
made the author keep back the book
from publication till all were dead.
The last one who died was a child
of five or six at the time. He did a
deed in his later life that lighted up the
tragedy with moral glory that com
pleted the book as work OF art-the
part that touches on this was lately
written.
at was the merest accident that the
work was not published before my sis
ter's death, as she so earnestly desired
it should be, for it delineated some Of
the actual observations she made at the
awakening of her mind to the great
subject which 80 soon shook the whole
fabric OF our society, but which in 1886
was only beginning to agitate us. The
Boston Mob did not take place, | think
till '35 or g.
"The book was written with ne
moral object in view, but, as she used
to say, it wrote itself on her soul, ane
was transcribed as a relief"
When Mrs, Mann was ready to pub
lish, the last of the real characters hay
ing passed away, the manuscript coulc
not be found. 1t had only been mis-
Laid, how never; and after her death i
came to light.
"Juanita, Romance Of Real Life II
Cuba" is the title. Pronounce
whOn-ee-tah.
The beginning is festive scene in [
valley of peace little inland in Africa
The natives had heard of, but had neve
seen, the white man. The white mar
was to them a SLAYER. He came will
the rattle of firearms, which wer'
lightning and thunderbolts to the sim
pie savages. Death, capture, the ship
the lonely coast, Havana, the slave
himself, his home, family, visitors-an,
the tale is begun.
1t shall not be told in our poor words
The book is written (the name of tn
distinguished author might stand 70
that) with equal strenth Of mind ant
feeling. A slavery tale of anothe
country before the time OF Uncle Tom
Cabin. The writer the scarcely les
distinguished wife OF the man who ma,
be said in way to have led New Eng
land forty years ago. The book he
only book. To be published shortly b.
D. Lothrop Company, Boston.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19
TIE LADIES OF TIE hAReM.
How the Wives OF tI.c Shah Travel
Passing Of tho Procession.

How the Wives OF tg.e Shah Travel
Passing Of tho Procession.
When the mandate has gone forth for
the ladies TO go abroad from the palace
which they always do with long process
sion OF coaches, mounted heralds arc sent
half an hour In advance 10 announce their
coming in the streets they are 10 traverse.
Great commotion Immediately ensues.
The very ours, fighting OF hunting their
native reserves in the middle of the street,
scent the alarm and stink into hidden cor
ners; while every shopkeeper hastens to
close his booth and retires from the scene.
Bystanders and wayfarers take the near
est short cut that may lead them away
from these dangerous precincts, and soon
the street Is entirely deserted.
A rumbling Is soon heard in the dis
lance; then squad of gholams or mounted
guards of the palace, corps of picked
cavalry, are seen approaching. Soon after
the chief eunuch, rather pleasant looking
white man, follows, and then the line of
blue coaches filled with ladies closely
yelled. Mounted eunuehs protect the last
carriage and another squadron of cavalry
brings up the rear Of the procession, hut
at distance, from the coaches sufficient
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Woe be to the luckless wight who hap
pens to be so incautious or unfortunate as
to be found in the street when the process
sion passes. In former times he would
have been slain on the spot There Is q
case on record In which the forerunners
discovered a page asleep on a rug by the
wayside. Without SO much as stopping to
wake him, they rolled him up in the rug,
tossed him into ditch and buried him
alive. While such terrible fate might
not perhaps await any one now who should
be caught In such predicament, yet he
would at least receive kicking and
thrashing that he would remember to his
dying day. Even the sentinels posted In
the street or In palace gates must turn
face to the wall when the royal cortege
passes, and present arms from behindl
Gen. Gasteiger, an Austrian in the SER
vice of the shah, was on one occasion
unable to get away as the coaches entered
the street. Turning to the wall he wagged
his hand at his back by way of salute.
Even the shah condescended TO laugh
when he heard of the absurd incident,
although he shows no disposition to relax
the very strict customs relating to his
wives Europeans are not exempt from
this strictness; and young foreigner
who was detected looking from the roof Of
his house ON the royal ladies as they rode
by, was given twenty-four hours to leave
for the frontier. His legation could afford
him no protection, as he had offended
against the most rigid laws and prejudices
of the realms w. G. Benjamin In Intel
Ocean
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19
The Clean of the Opal.

The opal has conquered superstition. It
has cleaned in all its evasive beauty this
holiday season, and yet not q reproach
has been cast upon the witchery, whether
in ring or in scarf pin. But there are
good opals, and, though only one In a
thousand brings bad luck to its possessor,
beware of the opal with dark red CLEAN
in its smoky depths. IT'S an imp that
turks there, and he is full of deviltry and
mischief. An opal with pale emerald
lights mingled with its changing fires
seems to have "good spirit imprisoned
In its bosom, and looks as virtuous and
pure rs any pearl dragged from the ocean.
Chicago Tribune